| Canada's banks may have needed massive financial aid during the banking crisis of 2008, but they've recovered nicely -- or at least better than many banks elsewhere, according to a survey from Bloomberg Markets. BLOG POSTS  | Paul Krugman: How Bad Things Are
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The internet has fundamentally changed the way employers hunt for talent, and the more companies depend on resume boards, search engines, and social networks, the more these tools become a necessary part of a job search strategy. |  | Dean Baker: Bernie Sanders Advocates a Free Market in AIDS Drugs
There are more efficient mechanisms than patent monopolies to finance drug research. Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders is proposing one such mechanism, a prize system, be adopted to support research on AIDS drugs. |  | Andrew Cooper: Lobbying Stand Between Good Ideas and Results
From a political economy perspective however, the important question is how these debates play out at the policy, and political level. Do what for most detached observers seem like good ideas actually stand up to pressures from lobbying exerted by interests that want to dilute, or further delay the introduction of these regulations (formally expected to be phased in from January 2013)? |  | Deri Latimer: 10 Tips for Staying Sane at Work
 More and more, people in workplaces everywhere are reporting that they are experiencing a constant state of 'overwhelm' and mental exhaustion. Here are 10 tips for practicing positive mental health at work -- whether you're the new guy or the boss. | | MOST POPULAR ON HUFFINGTONPOST.CA |
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